Florida Agricultural College - Pinakidia Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

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LLOYD W. NIORGAN, . SAMUEL T. FLEMING. . PEARL PRICE, BORGER, JOIIN J.. FLEMING, SAMUEL T., FINLEY, ANNIE BELL, HEIDIBLTRGER, LINDLEY, LEITNER, HOPE L., . BL-XNN, NIERTON M., MILLER, A. SNOWDEN, MORGAN, LLOYD VV., NILSON, TEBOUH A., OFFICERS. Mm-TO.-'uO1I 'IU ll KN COLORs.4Cerise and White. FLOWER.--Carnation. Rah, rah, ree 5 who are we? Juniors, juniors, F. A. C. Hi, ho, hun 3 Johnny, get your gun: Ifyou can't fly you h'd better run I For we're the class of IQOI. Lake City . Archer Lake City . Deland Dunellon, . Ocala Lake City Churchill PATTILLO, LOVICK T.. MEMBERS. Fla Fla PALMER, Fla PRICE, J. Fla XNARREN, Fla XVAUGH, Fla. EVA UGH, Fla XVILSON, Fla XVILSON, NVest Palm Beach G. ORIN, PEARL, J. ETHEL, HARVEY D., BURNETTE H., W. HORACE, ALPHELTS K., l '1 z'.vz'dc11 I. I '1'u'-P1z's1'a'w1 I. LSt'fl'CflT1'1' and 7il'CcZ.YI!l'c'I. Osteen, Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake City. City. City, City, City. City, City, Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla.

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he alace of Art. F At. 1, HE Full of '97 was an epoch in the history of the Institution, for the present Junior Class N entered at that time. 0' if Though the College had been famed for its well equipped laboratories, complete '1 , museum, extensive library, the art gallery had in some way been neglected. VVell, for the I . College that '97 contributed so much in artistic equipment! We feel that friends of the 'X J Institution have been ignorant the past three years of the development of the F.A.C. in A5 aesthetics. VVe have known and studied each of the pictures in detail, we are blessed with 'f Vl- r'.J rare collection-indeed, a Palace of Art,- Full of great rooms and small the palace stood, All various, each a perfect whole, From living nature, fit for every mood X And change of my still soul. The present pictures are kept for their real merit, for, from time to time the collection has been examined and only master-pieces have been retainedgtruly this is the survival of the flttestf' Of the original number, twenty have been omitted, and in place of them ten new pictures have been added. The sixteen that remain have almost all been retouched and altered, so that very few stand to-clay in the same shape which they had at the beginning. Even some of our most valuable treasures. worthy of Millet or Dore, have been somewhat scarred and scratched by more or less rough treatment at the hands of the Faculty, though they are still worthy specimens of a valuable collection. 25